Trip Report - Singapore / Malaysia

Miguel Cruz wrote:
>
> Gregory Morrow <gregorymorrowLUCKBEALADYTONIGHT@**************> wrote:
> > Malaysian women who are married to non-Malaysian men and give birth to
> > children outside of Malaysia cannot confer citizenship to their children,
> > these children are considered foreigners, into Malaysia. When a child is
> > born outside Malaysia, the child is not conferred citizenship by operation
> > of the law unless the father is a Malaysian citizen.5 A child whose mother
> > is a Malaysian citizen does not share the same privilege. The father must be
> > a Malaysian citizen in order for the child to be conferred citizenship in
> > Malaysia.
>
> It worked this way in the Netherlands up until a few years ago.
>
In the UK, too, until 1983.

I went up the Petronas Twin Towers on 7/24. They do give out most of the
tickets at 8 am but save
some tickets to be handed out at 10 am at opening time.

You are right about KL Tower - certainly better views from there and you
can take your time looking.
At the Twin Towers, by the time I finished taking quick photos and
videos, it was already time to leave.
I think it lasted abut 5 min

regards
waseem


EAC wrote:

>As I remember, they give exactly 1000 tickets per opening day (the day
>the skydeck is open to the public). Though they might have reduced it
>down to 600 tickets per opening day. I don't know, I haven't checked
>out Petronas website lately.
>
>It should be noted that the observatory deck of Menara Kuala Lumpur
>offer a much higher view of Kuala Lumpur than the Sky Bridge of the
>Petronas Twin Towers. While going up in Menara Kuala Lumpur do have a
>fee, I don't think that they limit the amount of tickets per day.
>Besides, Menara Kuala Lumpur have a rotating restoraunt where you can
>have a view of the city while you eat.
>
>

Markku Grönroos wrote:

> It is just funny how you come across with yids, moslems and national
> socialists in about ANY context.


What?

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Best
Greg

"Gregory Morrow" <gregorymorrowLUCKBEALADYTONIGHT@**************> kirjoitti
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> Markku Grönroos wrote:
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> > It is just funny how you come across with yids, moslems and national
> > socialists in about ANY context.
>
>
> What?
>
Madhouse is a couple of blocks forward from ***********.asia

"Gregory Morrow" <gregorymorrowLUCKBEALADYTONIGHT@**************> schreef in
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Why the f*** do you hang out at travel newsgroups when you don't travel?

You are a sick little bitter old man, Gregory. Admit it.

Sjoerd

"Gregory Morrow" <gregorymorrowLUCKBEALADYTONIGHT@**************> wrote in
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>
> Isn't it nice to live in a place such as the BRD that has strong
protections
> for human rights and a strong rule of secular law?
>
> --
> Best
> Greg
>
>
>
Sorry Greg, but where is the BRD?

retired/UK*


* that's the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. ;-))

"Pan" <panNOTRASH@musician.org> kirjoitti viestissä
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> If my experience last summer is anything to judge by, Jewish tourists
> are welcome in Malaysia, but you probably wouldn't recognize them

Unless they are Israeli citizens. At least a couple of years ago Israeli
citizens (not only Jewish) were not allowed to enter Malaysia.

"Markku Grönroos" wrote:
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> "Pan" <panNOTRASH@musician.org> kirjoitti viestissä
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> >
> > If my experience last summer is anything to judge by, Jewish tourists
> > are welcome in Malaysia, but you probably wouldn't recognize them
>
> Unless they are Israeli citizens. At least a couple of years ago Israeli
> citizens (not only Jewish) were not allowed to enter Malaysia.

Malaysia currently does not grant entry on passports from
Serbia&Montenegro and Israel.

m

Retired wrote:

> "Gregory Morrow" <gregorymorrowLUCKBEALADYTONIGHT@**************> wrote in
> message news:EKp%c.9509$Vl5.2377@newsread2.news.atl.earthl ink.net...
> >
> >
> > Isn't it nice to live in a place such as the BRD that has strong
> protections
> > for human rights and a strong rule of secular law?
> >
> > --
> > Best
> > Greg
> >
> >
> >
> Sorry Greg, but where is the BRD?


Federal Republic of Germany...

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Best
Greg

Sjoerd wrote:

> "Gregory Morrow" <gregorymorrowLUCKBEALADYTONIGHT@**************> schreef
in
> bericht news:KZq%c.9799$Vl5.1719@newsread2.news.atl.earthl ink.net...
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> Why the f*** do you hang out at travel newsgroups when you don't travel?
>
> You are a sick little bitter old man, Gregory. Admit it.


How do you know I don't travel, Sjoerd...???

BTW if you ever get to Chicago I'll be glad to show you around - this sick
little bitter old man will show you a *great* time!

--
Best
Greg